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Pembroke Hill Lower School Menu September 2021 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 3 1-Penne w/ Bolognese 1-Steakhouse Marinated 1-Bbq Pulled Pork Choice # 3- safe choice Sauce Chicken Sandwich Choice # 4- Chef’s salad ( w/ 2-Penne w/ House Made 2-Veggie & Cheese 2-Roasted Buffalo meat or vegetarian ) Marinara Quesadilla Cauliflower Flatbread 3-Chicken & Cheese 3-SBJ Sandwich 3-Cheese Sandwich Quesadilla Herbed Quinoa Ranch Seasoned Potato Garden salad w/ Steamed Seasoned Wedges Vinaigrette Carrots Steamed Broccoli Vegetable Medley Garlic Bread 6 7 8 9 10 1-Baked Rigatoni w/ 1-Sloppy Joe / Wheat Bun 1-Baked Chicken Tenders KC Chiefs Home Opener No School Marinara & Italian Cheese 2-Parmesan Squash 2-Garden Vegetable 1-Beef & Cheese Nachos 2-Pepperoni Stromboli Casserole Frittata 2-Bean, Veggie & Cheese 3-Hot Ham & Cheese/ Brioche 3-Chicken & cheese 3-SBJ Sandwich Nachos Roll Quesadilla Buttered Noodles 3-Cheese Sandwich Caesar salad House Made Kettle Chips Roasted Carrots Tex Mex Rice Sauteed Green Beans Sauteed Squash Medley Mexican Shredded Salad Salsa & Sour Cream 13 14 15 16 17 1-Chicken Pot Pie w/ Biscuits 1-Chinese Beef & Broccoli 1-Baked Cod w/ Crumb 1-Cheese French Bread 1-Bbq Chicken 2-Three Cheese Quiche Stir Fry Topping Pizza 2-Cheesy Corn & 3-Turkey & Cheese Sandwich 2-General Tso’s Tofu 2-Crustless Spinach & 2-Margherita Pizza w/ Zucchini Fritters Mashed Potatoes 3-Hot Ham & Cheese/ Brioche Cheese Pie Tomato, Basil & 3-Cheese Sandwich Steamed Seasoned Broccoli Roll 3-Chicken & Cheese Mozzarella/ Cauliflower Herb Roasted Potatoes Steamed White Rice Quesadilla Crust Cole slaw Asian Vegetable Blend Orzo Pilaf 3-SBJ Sandwich Buttered Baby Carrots Chef’s Salad Zucchini w/ Grape Tomatoes 20 21 22 23 24 1-Beefaroni 1- Sauteed Lemon Chicken 1-Italian Style Beef 1-Stadium Brats 1-Roast Turkey Au Jus 2-Pesto Cheese & Vegetable 2-Broccoli Cheddar Strata 2-Southern Tomato Pie 2-Eggplant “Meatball” 2-Maple Glazed Acorn Stuffed Peppers 3-Hot Ham & Cheese/ 3-Chicken & Cheese Sub w/ Marinara Squash 3-Turkey & Cheese Sandwich Brioche Roll Quesadilla 3-SBJ Sandwich 3-Cheese Sandwich Mixed Greens w/ vinaigrette Wild Rice Pilaf Penne w/ Roasted Red Potato Wedges Cornbread Dressing Squash Medley Honey Thyme Carrots Pepper Cream Sauce Mixed Vegetables Sauteed Green Beans Dinner Roll Roasted Cauliflower 27 28 29 30 1-Cheese Tortellini w/ Red 1-Baked Blueberry Pancake 1-Beef Soft Taco 1-Italian Sausage Sub Sauce w/ Maple Syrup 2-Baked Veggie & Cheese 2-Loaded Vegetable 2-Chicken Parmesan Puff 2-Egg & Cheddar Breakfast Chimichanga Flatbread Pastry Calzone Burrito 3-Chicken & Cheese 3-SBJ Sandwich 3-Turkey & Cheese Sandwich 3-Hot Ham & Cheese/ Brioche Quesadilla Steak Fries Italian Salad Roll Mexican Rice Summer Squash w/ California Blend Vegetables Potatoes O’Brien Refried Beans Garlic & Oregano Turkey Sausage Rustic Applesauce .

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